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    <title>XMLHttpRequest: send() - Document</title>
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    <link rel="help" href="https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/#the-send()-method" data-tested-assertations="/following::ol/li[4]" />
    <link rel="help" href="https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/#dom-XMLHttpRequest-send-document" data-tested-assertations="/following::dd" />
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     var expectations = [
      { contentType: 'application/xml;charset=UTF-8', responseText : '<\u00FF\/>' },
      { contentType: 'text/html;charset=UTF-8', responseText : '<body>\uFFFD<\/body>' }, /*invalid character code in document turns into FFFD*/
      { contentType: 'text/html;charset=UTF-8', responseText : '<body>\u30C6\u30b9\u30c8<\/body>' } /* correctly serialized Shift-JIS */,
      { contentType: 'text/html;charset=UTF-8', responseText: 'top' }, /* There's some markup included, but it's not really relevant for this test suite, so we do an indexOf() test */
      { contentType: 'text/html;charset=UTF-8' }
     ]


      function request(input, isHTML, title) {
        test(function() {
          var client = new XMLHttpRequest()
          client.open("POST", "resources/content.py?response_charset_label=UTF-8", false)
          client.send(input)
          var exp = expectations[number]
          assert_equals(client.getResponseHeader('X-Request-Content-Type'), exp.contentType, 'document should be serialized and sent as '+exp.contentType+' (TEST#'+number+')')
          // The indexOf() assertation will overlook some stuff, i.e. XML prologues that shouldn't be there (looking at you, Presto).
          // However, arguably these things have little to do with the XHR functionality we're testing.
          if(exp.responseText){ // This test does not want to assert anything about what markup a standalone IMG should be wrapped in. Hence the GIF test lacks a responseText expectation.
            assert_true(client.responseText.indexOf(exp.responseText) != -1);
          }
          assert_equals(client.responseXML, null)
        }, title)
      }
      function init(fr, number, title) { request(fr.contentDocument, number) }
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    <!--
        This test also tests how documents in various encodings are serialized.
        The below IFRAMEs contain:
          * one XML document parsed from a windows-1252 source - content is <ÿ/>
          * one HTML-document parsed from an invalid UTF-8 source, will contain a basic HTML DOM
             with a U+FFFD replacement character for the invalid char
          * one HTML document parsed from a valid Shift-JIS source
     -->
    <iframe src='resources/win-1252-xml.py' onload="init(this, 0, 'XML document, windows-1252')"></iframe>
    <iframe src='resources/invalid-utf8-html.py' onload="init(this, 1, 'HTML document, invalid UTF-8')"></iframe>
    <iframe src='resources/shift-jis-html.py' onload="init(this, 2, 'HTML document, shift-jis')"></iframe>
    <iframe src='folder.txt' onload="init(this, 3, 'plain text file')"></iframe>
    <iframe src='resources/image.gif' onload="init(this, 4, 'image file')"></iframe>

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